>>63644
That's a pretty disingenuous way of looking at things. When wapchan made their friendship with heyuri, the site was only about a month old, and probably had a pretty loose culture and a tiny userbase. Now that the site is approaching a year and a half with a (somewhat) larger userbase and a more defined culture, it's understandable that they may want to go in a different direction than us. They aren't even banning mentioning heyuri or anything, they just don't want to link the site because it has more explicit content than their rules allow now, and that's their decision to make at the end of the day.